❓ A WA parliamentary question addresses the relocation of the Midland saleyards, inquiring about site selection, funding, costs, industry input, and timelines. The Minister's response indicates a feasibility study is underway to inform decisions.
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(1) Has the minister made a decision on the construction and location of the new saleyards to replace the Midland saleyards complex? (2) Where are the preferred sites? (3) What is the expected financial return from the sale of the Midland land? (4) Is that money to be made available in full to the Western Australian Meat Industry Authority for the construction of the new saleyards and the purchase of land? (5) What is the cost of the new facility? (6) When the study and facts are presented to the minister, will industry have an opportunity for input on the location of the saleyards? (7) Will the minister take into consideration the likely impact on shires of road routes and expenditure? (8) What is the time frame for decision and construction? Hon KIM CHANCE
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I note that it is a much better question. (1) No, a decision has not yet been made. (2) The sites currently under consideration are in the Bullsbrook-Muchea area and also in the Northam area. (3) Not known. The meat industry is developing a strategy on land disposal as part of its feasibility study. I think that means the Meat Industry Authority is developing a strategy, although that is not what the written answer says. This strategy is being developed in conjunction with the Midland Redevelopment Authority and LandCorp. (4) It is expected that funding for any proposed facility will come from the sale of existing assets. (5) Not known at this time. The Meat Industry Authority is preparing a feasibility study which will include estimates of the cost. (6) When I have received the feasibility study, I will consult with industry. (7) The study will evaluate the likely effects of the options on road routes. (8) The feasibility study is expected to be completed by September. It will include proposed time lines for construction.
(2) Where are the preferred sites? (3) What is the expected financial return from the sale of the Midland land? (4) Is that money to be made available in full to the Western Australian Meat Industry Authority for the construction of the new saleyards and the purchase of land? (5) What is the cost of the new facility? (6) When the study and facts are presented to the minister, will industry have an opportunity for input on the location of the saleyards? (7) Will the minister take into consideration the likely impact on shires of road routes and expenditure? (8) What is the time frame for decision and construction? Hon KIM CHANCE replied: I note that it is a much better question. (1) No, a decision has not yet been made. (2) The sites currently under consideration are in the Bullsbrook-Muchea area and also in the Northam area. (3) Not known. The meat industry is developing a strategy on land disposal as part of its feasibility study. I think that means the Meat Industry Authority is developing a strategy, although that is not what the written answer says. This strategy is being developed in conjunction with the Midland Redevelopment Authority and LandCorp. (4) It is expected that funding for any proposed facility will come from the sale of existing assets. (5) Not known at this time. The Meat Industry Authority is preparing a feasibility study which will include estimates of the cost. (6) When I have received the feasibility study, I will consult with industry. (7) The study will evaluate the likely effects of the options on road routes. (8) The feasibility study is expected to be completed by September. It will include proposed time lines for construction.
(3) What is the expected financial return from the sale of the Midland land? (4) Is that money to be made available in full to the Western Australian Meat Industry Authority for the construction of the new saleyards and the purchase of land? (5) What is the cost of the new facility? (6) When the study and facts are presented to the minister, will industry have an opportunity for input on the location of the saleyards? (7) Will the minister take into consideration the likely impact on shires of road routes and expenditure? (8) What is the time frame for decision and construction? Hon KIM CHANCE replied: I note that it is a much better question. (1) No, a decision has not yet been made. (2) The sites currently under consideration are in the Bullsbrook-Muchea area and also in the Northam area. (3) Not known. The meat industry is developing a strategy on land disposal as part of its feasibility study. I think that means the Meat Industry Authority is developing a strategy, although that is not what the written answer says. This strategy is being developed in conjunction with the Midland Redevelopment Authority and LandCorp. (4) It is expected that funding for any proposed facility will come from the sale of existing assets. (5) Not known at this time. The Meat Industry Authority is preparing a feasibility study which will include estimates of the cost. (6) When I have received the feasibility study, I will consult with industry. (7) The study will evaluate the likely effects of the options on road routes. (8) The feasibility study is expected to be completed by September. It will include proposed time lines for construction.
(4) Is that money to be made available in full to the Western Australian Meat Industry Authority for the construction of the new saleyards and the purchase of land? (5) What is the cost of the new facility? (6) When the study and facts are presented to the minister, will industry have an opportunity for input on the location of the saleyards? (7) Will the minister take into consideration the likely impact on shires of road routes and expenditure? (8) What is the time frame for decision and construction? Hon KIM CHANCE replied: I note that it is a much better question. (1) No, a decision has not yet been made. (2) The sites currently under consideration are in the Bullsbrook-Muchea area and also in the Northam area. (3) Not known. The meat industry is developing a strategy on land disposal as part of its feasibility study. I think that means the Meat Industry Authority is developing a strategy, although that is not what the written answer says. This strategy is being developed in conjunction with the Midland Redevelopment Authority and LandCorp. (4) It is expected that funding for any proposed facility will come from the sale of existing assets. (5) Not known at this time. The Meat Industry Authority is preparing a feasibility study which will include estimates of the cost. (6) When I have received the feasibility study, I will consult with industry. (7) The study will evaluate the likely effects of the options on road routes. (8) The feasibility study is expected to be completed by September. It will include proposed time lines for construction.
(5) What is the cost of the new facility? (6) When the study and facts are presented to the minister, will industry have an opportunity for input on the location of the saleyards? (7) Will the minister take into consideration the likely impact on shires of road routes and expenditure? (8) What is the time frame for decision and construction? Hon KIM CHANCE replied: I note that it is a much better question. (1) No, a decision has not yet been made. (2) The sites currently under consideration are in the Bullsbrook-Muchea area and also in the Northam area. (3) Not known. The meat industry is developing a strategy on land disposal as part of its feasibility study. I think that means the Meat Industry Authority is developing a strategy, although that is not what the written answer says. This strategy is being developed in conjunction with the Midland Redevelopment Authority and LandCorp. (4) It is expected that funding for any proposed facility will come from the sale of existing assets. (5) Not known at this time. The Meat Industry Authority is preparing a feasibility study which will include estimates of the cost. (6) When I have received the feasibility study, I will consult with industry. (7) The study will evaluate the likely effects of the options on road routes. (8) The feasibility study is expected to be completed by September. It will include proposed time lines for construction.
(6) When the study and facts are presented to the minister, will industry have an opportunity for input on the location of the saleyards? (7) Will the minister take into consideration the likely impact on shires of road routes and expenditure? (8) What is the time frame for decision and construction? Hon KIM CHANCE replied: I note that it is a much better question. (1) No, a decision has not yet been made. (2) The sites currently under consideration are in the Bullsbrook-Muchea area and also in the Northam area. (3) Not known. The meat industry is developing a strategy on land disposal as part of its feasibility study. I think that means the Meat Industry Authority is developing a strategy, although that is not what the written answer says. This strategy is being developed in conjunction with the Midland Redevelopment Authority and LandCorp. (4) It is expected that funding for any proposed facility will come from the sale of existing assets. (5) Not known at this time. The Meat Industry Authority is preparing a feasibility study which will include estimates of the cost. (6) When I have received the feasibility study, I will consult with industry. (7) The study will evaluate the likely effects of the options on road routes. (8) The feasibility study is expected to be completed by September. It will include proposed time lines for construction.
(7) Will the minister take into consideration the likely impact on shires of road routes and expenditure? (8) What is the time frame for decision and construction? Hon KIM CHANCE replied: I note that it is a much better question. (1) No, a decision has not yet been made. (2) The sites currently under consideration are in the Bullsbrook-Muchea area and also in the Northam area. (3) Not known. The meat industry is developing a strategy on land disposal as part of its feasibility study. I think that means the Meat Industry Authority is developing a strategy, although that is not what the written answer says. This strategy is being developed in conjunction with the Midland Redevelopment Authority and LandCorp. (4) It is expected that funding for any proposed facility will come from the sale of existing assets. (5) Not known at this time. The Meat Industry Authority is preparing a feasibility study which will include estimates of the cost. (6) When I have received the feasibility study, I will consult with industry. (7) The study will evaluate the likely effects of the options on road routes. (8) The feasibility study is expected to be completed by September. It will include proposed time lines for construction.
(8) What is the time frame for decision and construction? Hon KIM CHANCE replied: I note that it is a much better question. (1) No, a decision has not yet been made. (2) The sites currently under consideration are in the Bullsbrook-Muchea area and also in the Northam area. (3) Not known. The meat industry is developing a strategy on land disposal as part of its feasibility study. I think that means the Meat Industry Authority is developing a strategy, although that is not what the written answer says. This strategy is being developed in conjunction with the Midland Redevelopment Authority and LandCorp. (4) It is expected that funding for any proposed facility will come from the sale of existing assets. (5) Not known at this time. The Meat Industry Authority is preparing a feasibility study which will include estimates of the cost. (6) When I have received the feasibility study, I will consult with industry. (7) The study will evaluate the likely effects of the options on road routes. (8) The feasibility study is expected to be completed by September. It will include proposed time lines for construction.
Hon KIM CHANCE replied: I note that it is a much better question. (1) No, a decision has not yet been made. (2) The sites currently under consideration are in the Bullsbrook-Muchea area and also in the Northam area. (3) Not known. The meat industry is developing a strategy on land disposal as part of its feasibility study. I think that means the Meat Industry Authority is developing a strategy, although that is not what the written answer says. This strategy is being developed in conjunction with the Midland Redevelopment Authority and LandCorp. (4) It is expected that funding for any proposed facility will come from the sale of existing assets. (5) Not known at this time. The Meat Industry Authority is preparing a feasibility study which will include estimates of the cost. (6) When I have received the feasibility study, I will consult with industry. (7) The study will evaluate the likely effects of the options on road routes. (8) The feasibility study is expected to be completed by September. It will include proposed time lines for construction.
I note that it is a much better question. (1) No, a decision has not yet been made. (2) The sites currently under consideration are in the Bullsbrook-Muchea area and also in the Northam area. (3) Not known. The meat industry is developing a strategy on land disposal as part of its feasibility study. I think that means the Meat Industry Authority is developing a strategy, although that is not what the written answer says. This strategy is being developed in conjunction with the Midland Redevelopment Authority and LandCorp. (4) It is expected that funding for any proposed facility will come from the sale of existing assets. (5) Not known at this time. The Meat Industry Authority is preparing a feasibility study which will include estimates of the cost. (6) When I have received the feasibility study, I will consult with industry. (7) The study will evaluate the likely effects of the options on road routes. (8) The feasibility study is expected to be completed by September. It will include proposed time lines for construction.
(1) No, a decision has not yet been made. (2) The sites currently under consideration are in the Bullsbrook-Muchea area and also in the Northam area. (3) Not known. The meat industry is developing a strategy on land disposal as part of its feasibility study. I think that means the Meat Industry Authority is developing a strategy, although that is not what the written answer says. This strategy is being developed in conjunction with the Midland Redevelopment Authority and LandCorp. (4) It is expected that funding for any proposed facility will come from the sale of existing assets. (5) Not known at this time. The Meat Industry Authority is preparing a feasibility study which will include estimates of the cost. (6) When I have received the feasibility study, I will consult with industry. (7) The study will evaluate the likely effects of the options on road routes. (8) The feasibility study is expected to be completed by September. It will include proposed time lines for construction.
(2) The sites currently under consideration are in the Bullsbrook-Muchea area and also in the Northam area. (3) Not known. The meat industry is developing a strategy on land disposal as part of its feasibility study. I think that means the Meat Industry Authority is developing a strategy, although that is not what the written answer says. This strategy is being developed in conjunction with the Midland Redevelopment Authority and LandCorp. (4) It is expected that funding for any proposed facility will come from the sale of existing assets. (5) Not known at this time. The Meat Industry Authority is preparing a feasibility study which will include estimates of the cost. (6) When I have received the feasibility study, I will consult with industry. (7) The study will evaluate the likely effects of the options on road routes. (8) The feasibility study is expected to be completed by September. It will include proposed time lines for construction.
(3) Not known. The meat industry is developing a strategy on land disposal as part of its feasibility study. I think that means the Meat Industry Authority is developing a strategy, although that is not what the written answer says. This strategy is being developed in conjunction with the Midland Redevelopment Authority and LandCorp. (4) It is expected that funding for any proposed facility will come from the sale of existing assets. (5) Not known at this time. The Meat Industry Authority is preparing a feasibility study which will include estimates of the cost. (6) When I have received the feasibility study, I will consult with industry. (7) The study will evaluate the likely effects of the options on road routes. (8) The feasibility study is expected to be completed by September. It will include proposed time lines for construction.
(4) It is expected that funding for any proposed facility will come from the sale of existing assets. (5) Not known at this time. The Meat Industry Authority is preparing a feasibility study which will include estimates of the cost. (6) When I have received the feasibility study, I will consult with industry. (7) The study will evaluate the likely effects of the options on road routes. (8) The feasibility study is expected to be completed by September. It will include proposed time lines for construction.
(5) Not known at this time. The Meat Industry Authority is preparing a feasibility study which will include estimates of the cost. (6) When I have received the feasibility study, I will consult with industry. (7) The study will evaluate the likely effects of the options on road routes. (8) The feasibility study is expected to be completed by September. It will include proposed time lines for construction.
(6) When I have received the feasibility study, I will consult with industry. (7) The study will evaluate the likely effects of the options on road routes. (8) The feasibility study is expected to be completed by September. It will include proposed time lines for construction.
(7) The study will evaluate the likely effects of the options on road routes. (8) The feasibility study is expected to be completed by September. It will include proposed time lines for construction.
(8) The feasibility study is expected to be completed by September. It will include proposed time lines for construction.
(2) Where are the preferred sites? (3) What is the expected financial return from the sale of the Midland land? (4) Is that money to be made available in full to the Western Australian Meat Industry Authority for the construction of the new saleyards and the purchase of land? (5) What is the cost of the new facility? (6) When the study and facts are presented to the minister, will industry have an opportunity for input on the location of the saleyards? (7) Will the minister take into consideration the likely impact on shires of road routes and expenditure? (8) What is the time frame for decision and construction? Hon KIM CHANCE replied: I note that it is a much better question. (1) No, a decision has not yet been made. (2) The sites currently under consideration are in the Bullsbrook-Muchea area and also in the Northam area. (3) Not known. The meat industry is developing a strategy on land disposal as part of its feasibility study. I think that means the Meat Industry Authority is developing a strategy, although that is not what the written answer says. This strategy is being developed in conjunction with the Midland Redevelopment Authority and LandCorp. (4) It is expected that funding for any proposed facility will come from the sale of existing assets. (5) Not known at this time. The Meat Industry Authority is preparing a feasibility study which will include estimates of the cost. (6) When I have received the feasibility study, I will consult with industry. (7) The study will evaluate the likely effects of the options on road routes. (8) The feasibility study is expected to be completed by September. It will include proposed time lines for construction.
(3) What is the expected financial return from the sale of the Midland land? (4) Is that money to be made available in full to the Western Australian Meat Industry Authority for the construction of the new saleyards and the purchase of land? (5) What is the cost of the new facility? (6) When the study and facts are presented to the minister, will industry have an opportunity for input on the location of the saleyards? (7) Will the minister take into consideration the likely impact on shires of road routes and expenditure? (8) What is the time frame for decision and construction? Hon KIM CHANCE replied: I note that it is a much better question. (1) No, a decision has not yet been made. (2) The sites currently under consideration are in the Bullsbrook-Muchea area and also in the Northam area. (3) Not known. The meat industry is developing a strategy on land disposal as part of its feasibility study. I think that means the Meat Industry Authority is developing a strategy, although that is not what the written answer says. This strategy is being developed in conjunction with the Midland Redevelopment Authority and LandCorp. (4) It is expected that funding for any proposed facility will come from the sale of existing assets. (5) Not known at this time. The Meat Industry Authority is preparing a feasibility study which will include estimates of the cost. (6) When I have received the feasibility study, I will consult with industry. (7) The study will evaluate the likely effects of the options on road routes. (8) The feasibility study is expected to be completed by September. It will include proposed time lines for construction.
(4) Is that money to be made available in full to the Western Australian Meat Industry Authority for the construction of the new saleyards and the purchase of land? (5) What is the cost of the new facility? (6) When the study and facts are presented to the minister, will industry have an opportunity for input on the location of the saleyards? (7) Will the minister take into consideration the likely impact on shires of road routes and expenditure? (8) What is the time frame for decision and construction? Hon KIM CHANCE replied: I note that it is a much better question. (1) No, a decision has not yet been made. (2) The sites currently under consideration are in the Bullsbrook-Muchea area and also in the Northam area. (3) Not known. The meat industry is developing a strategy on land disposal as part of its feasibility study. I think that means the Meat Industry Authority is developing a strategy, although that is not what the written answer says. This strategy is being developed in conjunction with the Midland Redevelopment Authority and LandCorp. (4) It is expected that funding for any proposed facility will come from the sale of existing assets. (5) Not known at this time. The Meat Industry Authority is preparing a feasibility study which will include estimates of the cost. (6) When I have received the feasibility study, I will consult with industry. (7) The study will evaluate the likely effects of the options on road routes. (8) The feasibility study is expected to be completed by September. It will include proposed time lines for construction.
(5) What is the cost of the new facility? (6) When the study and facts are presented to the minister, will industry have an opportunity for input on the location of the saleyards? (7) Will the minister take into consideration the likely impact on shires of road routes and expenditure? (8) What is the time frame for decision and construction? Hon KIM CHANCE replied: I note that it is a much better question. (1) No, a decision has not yet been made. (2) The sites currently under consideration are in the Bullsbrook-Muchea area and also in the Northam area. (3) Not known. The meat industry is developing a strategy on land disposal as part of its feasibility study. I think that means the Meat Industry Authority is developing a strategy, although that is not what the written answer says. This strategy is being developed in conjunction with the Midland Redevelopment Authority and LandCorp. (4) It is expected that funding for any proposed facility will come from the sale of existing assets. (5) Not known at this time. The Meat Industry Authority is preparing a feasibility study which will include estimates of the cost. (6) When I have received the feasibility study, I will consult with industry. (7) The study will evaluate the likely effects of the options on road routes. (8) The feasibility study is expected to be completed by September. It will include proposed time lines for construction.
(6) When the study and facts are presented to the minister, will industry have an opportunity for input on the location of the saleyards? (7) Will the minister take into consideration the likely impact on shires of road routes and expenditure? (8) What is the time frame for decision and construction? Hon KIM CHANCE replied: I note that it is a much better question. (1) No, a decision has not yet been made. (2) The sites currently under consideration are in the Bullsbrook-Muchea area and also in the Northam area. (3) Not known. The meat industry is developing a strategy on land disposal as part of its feasibility study. I think that means the Meat Industry Authority is developing a strategy, although that is not what the written answer says. This strategy is being developed in conjunction with the Midland Redevelopment Authority and LandCorp. (4) It is expected that funding for any proposed facility will come from the sale of existing assets. (5) Not known at this time. The Meat Industry Authority is preparing a feasibility study which will include estimates of the cost. (6) When I have received the feasibility study, I will consult with industry. (7) The study will evaluate the likely effects of the options on road routes. (8) The feasibility study is expected to be completed by September. It will include proposed time lines for construction.
(7) Will the minister take into consideration the likely impact on shires of road routes and expenditure? (8) What is the time frame for decision and construction? Hon KIM CHANCE replied: I note that it is a much better question. (1) No, a decision has not yet been made. (2) The sites currently under consideration are in the Bullsbrook-Muchea area and also in the Northam area. (3) Not known. The meat industry is developing a strategy on land disposal as part of its feasibility study. I think that means the Meat Industry Authority is developing a strategy, although that is not what the written answer says. This strategy is being developed in conjunction with the Midland Redevelopment Authority and LandCorp. (4) It is expected that funding for any proposed facility will come from the sale of existing assets. (5) Not known at this time. The Meat Industry Authority is preparing a feasibility study which will include estimates of the cost. (6) When I have received the feasibility study, I will consult with industry. (7) The study will evaluate the likely effects of the options on road routes. (8) The feasibility study is expected to be completed by September. It will include proposed time lines for construction.
(8) What is the time frame for decision and construction? Hon KIM CHANCE replied: I note that it is a much better question. (1) No, a decision has not yet been made. (2) The sites currently under consideration are in the Bullsbrook-Muchea area and also in the Northam area. (3) Not known. The meat industry is developing a strategy on land disposal as part of its feasibility study. I think that means the Meat Industry Authority is developing a strategy, although that is not what the written answer says. This strategy is being developed in conjunction with the Midland Redevelopment Authority and LandCorp. (4) It is expected that funding for any proposed facility will come from the sale of existing assets. (5) Not known at this time. The Meat Industry Authority is preparing a feasibility study which will include estimates of the cost. (6) When I have received the feasibility study, I will consult with industry. (7) The study will evaluate the likely effects of the options on road routes. (8) The feasibility study is expected to be completed by September. It will include proposed time lines for construction.
Hon KIM CHANCE replied: I note that it is a much better question. (1) No, a decision has not yet been made. (2) The sites currently under consideration are in the Bullsbrook-Muchea area and also in the Northam area. (3) Not known. The meat industry is developing a strategy on land disposal as part of its feasibility study. I think that means the Meat Industry Authority is developing a strategy, although that is not what the written answer says. This strategy is being developed in conjunction with the Midland Redevelopment Authority and LandCorp. (4) It is expected that funding for any proposed facility will come from the sale of existing assets. (5) Not known at this time. The Meat Industry Authority is preparing a feasibility study which will include estimates of the cost. (6) When I have received the feasibility study, I will consult with industry. (7) The study will evaluate the likely effects of the options on road routes. (8) The feasibility study is expected to be completed by September. It will include proposed time lines for construction.
I note that it is a much better question. (1) No, a decision has not yet been made. (2) The sites currently under consideration are in the Bullsbrook-Muchea area and also in the Northam area. (3) Not known. The meat industry is developing a strategy on land disposal as part of its feasibility study. I think that means the Meat Industry Authority is developing a strategy, although that is not what the written answer says. This strategy is being developed in conjunction with the Midland Redevelopment Authority and LandCorp. (4) It is expected that funding for any proposed facility will come from the sale of existing assets. (5) Not known at this time. The Meat Industry Authority is preparing a feasibility study which will include estimates of the cost. (6) When I have received the feasibility study, I will consult with industry. (7) The study will evaluate the likely effects of the options on road routes. (8) The feasibility study is expected to be completed by September. It will include proposed time lines for construction.
(1) No, a decision has not yet been made. (2) The sites currently under consideration are in the Bullsbrook-Muchea area and also in the Northam area. (3) Not known. The meat industry is developing a strategy on land disposal as part of its feasibility study. I think that means the Meat Industry Authority is developing a strategy, although that is not what the written answer says. This strategy is being developed in conjunction with the Midland Redevelopment Authority and LandCorp. (4) It is expected that funding for any proposed facility will come from the sale of existing assets. (5) Not known at this time. The Meat Industry Authority is preparing a feasibility study which will include estimates of the cost. (6) When I have received the feasibility study, I will consult with industry. (7) The study will evaluate the likely effects of the options on road routes. (8) The feasibility study is expected to be completed by September. It will include proposed time lines for construction.
(2) The sites currently under consideration are in the Bullsbrook-Muchea area and also in the Northam area. (3) Not known. The meat industry is developing a strategy on land disposal as part of its feasibility study. I think that means the Meat Industry Authority is developing a strategy, although that is not what the written answer says. This strategy is being developed in conjunction with the Midland Redevelopment Authority and LandCorp. (4) It is expected that funding for any proposed facility will come from the sale of existing assets. (5) Not known at this time. The Meat Industry Authority is preparing a feasibility study which will include estimates of the cost. (6) When I have received the feasibility study, I will consult with industry. (7) The study will evaluate the likely effects of the options on road routes. (8) The feasibility study is expected to be completed by September. It will include proposed time lines for construction.
(3) Not known. The meat industry is developing a strategy on land disposal as part of its feasibility study. I think that means the Meat Industry Authority is developing a strategy, although that is not what the written answer says. This strategy is being developed in conjunction with the Midland Redevelopment Authority and LandCorp. (4) It is expected that funding for any proposed facility will come from the sale of existing assets. (5) Not known at this time. The Meat Industry Authority is preparing a feasibility study which will include estimates of the cost. (6) When I have received the feasibility study, I will consult with industry. (7) The study will evaluate the likely effects of the options on road routes. (8) The feasibility study is expected to be completed by September. It will include proposed time lines for construction.
(4) It is expected that funding for any proposed facility will come from the sale of existing assets. (5) Not known at this time. The Meat Industry Authority is preparing a feasibility study which will include estimates of the cost. (6) When I have received the feasibility study, I will consult with industry. (7) The study will evaluate the likely effects of the options on road routes. (8) The feasibility study is expected to be completed by September. It will include proposed time lines for construction.
(5) Not known at this time. The Meat Industry Authority is preparing a feasibility study which will include estimates of the cost. (6) When I have received the feasibility study, I will consult with industry. (7) The study will evaluate the likely effects of the options on road routes. (8) The feasibility study is expected to be completed by September. It will include proposed time lines for construction.
(6) When I have received the feasibility study, I will consult with industry. (7) The study will evaluate the likely effects of the options on road routes. (8) The feasibility study is expected to be completed by September. It will include proposed time lines for construction.
(7) The study will evaluate the likely effects of the options on road routes. (8) The feasibility study is expected to be completed by September. It will include proposed time lines for construction.
(8) The feasibility study is expected to be completed by September. It will include proposed time lines for construction.
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